Summary:   The Government's policies regarding the release of political prisoners, granting of parole, and communal representation in government services were scrutinized at the Orissa Legislative Assembly session where concerns about trust and reliability were raised. The Deputy Commissioners exercised discretion in the release of prisoners, and the Minister faced criticism for the lack of transparency and accountability in the number of prisoners already released. The issue of parole for political prisoners highlighted the Government's reluctance to grant it due to doubts about the behavior and reliability of the individuals involved. The Assembly also observed discussions on budget estimates for the upcoming financial year, emphasizing the need to address deficits and ensure proper allocation of funds for various nation-building services. The discourse shed light on instances of profiteering, corruption, and incompetence among government officials and highlighted the moral degradation caused by such practices, underscoring the imperative need for accountability and ethical governance in public administration.